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Looks wadi, wadi nice. Good find, Leslie.
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My old hometown Odessa was a popular summer destination for Siberian workers vacationing at the sanatoriums that dotted the coastline. Some of them looked like this. But not all.
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Maybe it’s the cold winter day or seeing icicles, but I’m feeling very Russian all of a sudden.
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Actually, it’s called the Mineral House and yes, it is in Tokyo.
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This is the Odessa Opera House. The ornate building on the far left is where my mum grew up and where my aunt and uncle still live. If you stand on the balcony, you can see the Black Sea.
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I’ve heard it’s good luck to live near a cemetery. Imagine your great fortune if your home is within cemetery walls. As much as I love this house, I’d prefer to wait until I’m dead to live in a graveyard.
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This is the Paraty House in Brazil, designed by Marcio Kogan. Ahhh…
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Another cool example of modern Australian architecture. Designed by husband and wife team Tony Chenchow and Stephanie Little of Chenchow Little Architects.
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Built by the iconic French architect Claude Parent in 1963. And if you happen to be in Paris as we speak, check out his retrospective at Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine.
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